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Explaining the Incorrect Temporal Events during Business Process Monitoring by Means of Compliance Rules and Model-Based Diagnosis
2013
2013 17th IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops
Sometimes the business process model is not known completely, but a set of compliance rules can be used to describe the ordering and temporal relations between activities, incompatibilities, and existence dependencies in the process. The analysis of these compliance rules and the temporal events thrown during the execution of an instance, can be used to detect and diagnose a process behaviour that does not satisfy the expected behaviour. We propose to combine model-based diagnosis and
doi:10.1109/edocw.2013.25
dblp:conf/edoc/LopezGR13
fatcat:w3ur7xzwj5a7nl3eklw5iu3nqa